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“Kor! Kor! Squeaky! Squeaky! Help me please!“ So begins the much–awaited and promised third installment of the facinating man–squirrel – Squeaky series. Much to the chagrin of his young charges and perhaps to some of his loyal fans, Squeaky dithers, stumbles and even loses some of his famous focus that he has been known for in his last two books outings.
Faced with the prospect of losing his friends and the only universe he has known since cursed to become a squirrel, Squeaky still manages to squeeze in adventures with his fast–growing friends – Brandon and Bryan, the bickering brothers. Together with So–Ying (Sewing), their female crushee, and Dexter, Squeaky’s nemesis, this little entourage makes ’trunk calls’ on kapok trees, are ’moon’–struck and even become ’Transformers’ in India!
As in her usual artful fashion, Joanna Wong again transports her readers to dizzying new heights of adventures, ever mindful of her obligation to teach without nagging, to advise without condescending. This she has done – with her delicious blend of fact, fiction and moral values all bound in one hard–to–put–down volume of Squeaky’s Choice, guaranteed to hold all spellbound – pun unintended.
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“I can’t recommend it enough! It’s fabulous and a movie should be made out of it! The brothers’ desperate circumstances are truly touching! I’ve laughed and cried my way through this book.”
Lim Siew Wen, Primary 5
Tao Nan School
“It’s an excellent follow–up to the two Squeaky books, the witty adventures are a page–turner. Highly recommended.”
Dylan Jakob Woodford, Primary 6
Maris Stella High School
“Simply magnificent!”
Ian Tae, Primary 4
ACS Junior School
"Very exciting page–turner that’s chock–full of unheralded plot twists!”
Kayleigh Lau, Primary 6
Singapore Chinese Girls’ School
“A fantastic series!”
Kristabelle Loke Shan Yuan, Primary 2
CHIJ Primary School (Toa Payoh)
“Awesome! Each chapter brings me to new heights!”
Branden Tan Wei Xuan, Primary 5
Seng Kang Primary School (Toa Payoh)
“It’s very interesting and I like the new characters in the story.”
Amanda Loh Shi Ya, Primary 3
CHIJ (Our Lady Of Nativity) Primary School
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